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meeowed adj. Drunk to the extent of replacing useful replies with a dated cry and awaiting agreement. Lynnon got meeowed and answered every question from the barman with the same plaintive sound. meeped (/miːpd/) adj. Describing a drinker who answers every minor alarm with a thin cry of concern. Erasmia meeped whenever the glass approached the edge of the table. meepled (/ˈmiːpəld/) adj. A drinker who advances in small, deliberate squares, awaiting somebody else's turn. Jahon went meepled across the carpet, stopping neatly beside each chair. meerasidared adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the solemn authority of the pub’s self-appointed landlord. meerassdared adj. Describing a drinker who has claimed the pub as an inherited holding and its patrons as tenants. Annalia became meerassdared and offered the regulars revised terms for their stools. meerassidared adj. Drunk in a way that regards the landlord as sovereign and the bar tab as tribute. Kasidee became meerassidared and demanded rent directly from the landlord. meerbared adj. The state of being drunk and directing traffic through the harbour of a crowded pub. meercated adj. The condition of a drinker who keeps rising onto the toes to inspect the room. Mabil spent the evening meercated, surveying the party above everyone's shoulders. meered (/ˈmɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the boundary between pavement and flowerbed no longer holds. Shondalyn meandered meered along the kerb, treating the gutter as a second footpath. meerkated (/ˈmɪəkatd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who stands upright only while visibly checking whether it is possible. Bene remained meerkated beside the sofa, testing his balance before every step. meerkittened (/ˈmɪəkɪtənd/) adj. Softened by drink into a small, cautious creature whose balance requires supervision. meerschaumed (/ˈmɪər.ʃɔːmd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a pale, brittle speaker whose words require careful handling. Tanique became meerschaumed after supper, delivering precise opinions through a tightening jaw. meessed adj. The state of being drunk and missing the cup, the doorway, and eventually the point of the conversation. Markila woke meessed, finding coffee on the saucer and the saucer beside the table. meesuaed adj. You have drunk enough to become extremely thin in argument, if not in person. Dalaysia was meesuaed and reduced every disagreement to a single thread. meet and greeted adj. You have drunk enough to introduce yourself warmly to everyone in the room, including those you drove there with. Taqdeer came home meet and greeted and introduced himself to the hallway mirror with evident goodwill. meet cuted (/ˈmiːt ˌkjuːtd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to approach strangers with the coordination of a romantic comedy accident. Kelsa got meet cuted beside the bar and collided gently with someone carrying crisps.